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Injured Madison Keys withdraws from French Open warmup tournament
The 19th-ranked American withdrew after retiring from the Clarins Trophy final while leading Diane Parry 6-3, 3-3.
- American Madison Keys withdrew from the Strasbourg tournament on Monday due to a left-thigh injury, organizers announced.
- Keys retired from the Clarins Trophy final against Diane Parry yesterday while leading 6-3, 3-3, prompting the withdrawal from the event in France.
- Regarding her recovery priorities, Keys stated, "I've decided it's best to withdraw from Strasbourg to get healthy and ready to compete in Roland Garros."
- The American won the Strasbourg title in 2024 and previously reached the semifinals at the clay-court Grand Slam in 2018.
- Roland Garros begins in Paris in 6 days, giving Keys limited recovery time before the major tournament starts.
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Injured Madison Keys withdraws from French Open warmup tournament
Madison Keys has withdrawn from a French Open warmup tournament due to a left thigh injury. The 19th-ranked American was set to play at the Internationaux de Strasbourg this week, where she won the title in 2024.
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